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Som Ell al Dem, Der paa SyaOoemps
BET / 5tpn9btpu bleu uaIste til at bare
bebirlpeli9e meb ReuseinOiamlinBsn til
SamIuaoetS lp6eaoe llogiiter us @iei=
Den, ct bet, jeg, paa Inmooning al
mine Weparbeioere / benne Gag, bGns
pcnoer mig til eber.
On 2utberaner / ben gan,le Geroen
bar nD(i9 last: "0e.; mau9elfuloe &irfe,
Tom bar mpbtaSet % neret Os, ben
ifuIbe pi elite, og bens 2ripiel ituloe hi
beiorore." Oct er ben lutberIfe &irfe i
fin oelbeo, os Der Dos os, ilar bort
Samiuno, Der M al 'iaa mango aniees
for "ben manseliuloe Strife; bette ber
life beie % paa ~afueie; men 10 mere ii
erfjenoer beus Wansler us Sfrpbeiis
beber. bes mere mao ri | iDnlig &jrr,
lisbeo Iese at rette paa Dem, % / alt
piie, at ri elIter ben iom N gammel,
iuas, % bog pm us u~miorssiulb Mooer.
Sum airfens rette Barn bar Cub til fin
rette 5aber. Men elifer ri Den lutberfe
airte = bpis este 9atter ben norIte
Spnooe er =, ba fan ri life bore liaes
sploise for bens Sriuiel. Set er altio
ct sobt Werfe paa Born, at ben aamle
Wober tribes hos Dem.
81 PED bort Samfuubs Ifisnne feGes
Sprmanl: at page uper 2erens Genbeo
os gn5eo (@f. 4, 3-16. Os l aor. l,
TO- % oper De friitelise Sins llopifs
ling. 9erf1r maa Samfunbet oprette
os pebliseboloe 2ereanitalter til ret
trpenbe Srelters os Stolel9reres 10.
bannelie iamt iremne ben inbre o. bore
MisiOn. Men BERTH bebcoss Yeuse.
mibler, % De maa fomme inb fra Sam
funbets 9emmer % 8enner.
Get er en flor Naabes % ggres Se.
pisnins al Sorberre, at ri faar Sou til
at pere bans Msoarbeibere / benne iaa
berliSe @jernin9, at uobreoe os beiefe
bans &iSe paa Soroen. Der sipes big
ielis in9en itsrre @iernins for Den ~friItae
enc meo Ssn Os @uue at faa pRre lin
Sreliers Mebarbeiosr / bans &irfes
9ieneite; tbi ban ueo, at bet, iom bet
bsr sieloer, er perreus sgre ps Size
lens &eonins. 81 er ale = Mano %
apinbe, sammel % ing, leg os lerS-
latte til at minoe bperaubre berum. Os
taser oi ale i meb goo giljs, 'fal vi
npf BRACE bet tunse Secs meo 9etbeo.
gnisbeb siDr itsrf, ueo ri. Os inseu al
os er / 3uil ON, OF Oct 10 er SUBS
Billie, at Der poes Yioras i iaabant
Siemeo.
@iper, iaa itai eber gives!
Sub siper os fine 8aver, forat oi berai
ifal sipe isjen til IsomenneIters aan.
beige % lesemliSe IOos 9inbriua; al
Der Vi iaa / bans Haun os paa bans
Orb, ont bet itte BAR mere eno en- Gutes
SfjGru eler ct Saser tolbt 8anb, ba
Ital Ui ! in lib erfare. at ban bar feet
uenlis til bore @aper % bar resnet
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-26

benz enbOg iaaleoss, iOm ON De par
sipne bam islu.
8i bar siort bet. Set er idnSt; men
ui er enbnu life iaroise, lob os boibe
no inoti( Guoeu. Oct er Iast: naar oi
sisre bet sobe, ba lab os life blipe
trette! 81 peo, buOrira pi fan bents
aralter os ll~bboioeubeo. CAB Os beaer
life gjgre bet uui0is os fnurrenSe. Ger
rem Ter meit paa @iuereus Siertelas, o9
bet sr os iast: CUB elifer en- glao @i
per!
@i oeo, pi MAJ sjere oct gooe mob
ale, men bog melt mob 9rpens eene,
Tom fer / bette 1ilfaioe er bort eSet
Samimb os ben lut9erife Sirtes aos
fpreote Born / bette bort fore Ganb.
Ser maa uom vi laoelie arbeibes meo
8pa os Gave; tbi $perren gar oenne Dor
@jeruing bebop, os saar ri til ben /
bans Vdun, iaa oil eaonu, ION / for
buns 9ase, be tiautteoe !Sjerier us
S9noer aabaes for bans Gag, os baaoe
9trbeiOsOpr % Yense slabelis lpIes til
Seiu 3ieneIte.
Oct gi9loer MI at laa; ensan9 ital
ri bpiie; lao ps iaa riselis; Serren oil
laoe 8armbierti9beoens Sul ps 8e9n
tomme oper oor S9o, os oi ifal iaa en-
ue!fi9uet Gulins, cit rig iSrt.
Scr CT oi i0tte iii at ar6eIbe; ensan9
ltal ri iaa 6uile. Gu Sj9loer Oct at
anocnoe 3loer, Soleu baler, Irbeiosz
timcrne er Iunrt tiIeiSe.
Ntaaite min Nitcniuro er nGr,
llr0opm cller Il0er.
Set er MOB Iitei, Og Ga8en belber,
mart fommer NatteT, oa inSen mere
fan orbeibe; men Selus fontmer inc %
bO(oer Mabpcr fun meb benz, Iom pn
Oaaeu 6ac pagbret meo Dam % nofort
bans Sjsrnins.
SiRr / oisie uaniteli9e 9ioer, Dc
Saanbene lpleS, % &rRiterne ipreees,
ejaloer Oct for Serrens % bans &irfes
SeMner at lutte Jig nGrnere Iammen,
for / tptliuitet Glare us meb iprencoe
arniter al uoipre SamfunbetS firteiise
gllb,ioc. ga vii pa nogeuiiuoe, iaa
gieloer bet netop MI: 0erren bill baue
Nrbeioere til fin Sinsanrb: Saa oar
Dor &pn % Save bebop.
gel peo b, ran fan gjore i'm 8iers
ming noen os men ban er ps lao noabi9,
at b1n oraser % lOtfer % meb zig BET
til Irbelbe os @amp, at ri % bislet
ital Iaa bele meo bam Suile % Scier.
Oct er % barb at miroes Der, boao
leg ersans bSrte en- Del al ben norlte
Spuooes &uinoer ii9e:
"Det piloe pere Elk misIorItaaet gus
b~olbnins, ont hi pitbe Jorge for ano,eS
3rrn, mems ri foo bore esne saa uben
at lflstte benz, = iaalebes osIna, ON hi
oiloe Djelpe til at fremme Subs Gi9e
anbetltebs, men laoe BET iorfalbe iblanbt
os ielp."
@iue ba Sub, at oer fra tuiinbe Sicr-
ter inoen bort Samiuno MATTE opitise
en- SUB pelbebaselis 2ust al 8snnens
&psetie. mems tuiinoe 9auber os SDos
Der er / Seoeselie meo at brinse Ser
rem OHere paa BET lutberlte Nlter, til
Opbpsselie % gefGitelie Of 3icns
Wure! @iue Sub, at ben nori lie Spnooe,
iom en- al ben lutberIte &irfes eate
9ptre, iremoeles mna befinbes at prre
blanbt be fem flose Somiruer, meo
Ole % SID paa Gdmpell, itaar
Bruoscmmen tommer.
Sab uOr sobe 8jerninser lpie for
8erber, at Menneifene niaa Ie Dem oa
are o. prize Dor bimmelite 5aoer oa
penSe fig on til BAN!
Goers ! Serren arboibise
%. 9 Iapier.
NoaMttcr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-26

WgtefaberneS initial. Set irem=
9aar al en- nplis ubfommen Statifit, at
@bancerne for &p;noer til at blipe aiite
er mere % mere usunltiSe.
Snaleoes er Der | 9pIflanb 1000
W9no for buer 1043 auinber, e1cr nas
item en- Milion 8uinber, lom llet lite
bar @nleSnins til at blipe siite. Sors
boloet er onitrert bet famine / S9ipeib.
5 @ratenlano, Stolien, &umanien,
serblsn % il9r 8osnien er uoIisterne
me9et 9unltisere. Der ouersaar enbus
NHnoene auinoerue / @utal, iaa Der
Ton DC frit sisrc tit @als.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-26

4utoriteterne / 90 libinstOn er unoer.
rettet ON. ut'en @raubiurp / sri5ona
bar indicted Geronimo os bans 8anoe
for Morb, o9 at Der oil bliue aiort
JorIes paa at faa benz ubleueret. Som
befjenot bolbes Geronimo os II at bans
moroeriife 2ebiasere unber Grrsit
Sort Pidens, 5loriba. Sfjsnt arisss
oepartemeniet bar bapt % frembeles
fommer til at babe meSet 1rpberi meo
bisle urolise Snbianere, er pet bog life
ianoipHlist, at be uoleueres til be cipile
Gutoriteter | Gri5ona.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-26

Den melt upppulGre Wauo blanbt
Sorretniigsm9no DC Joreueoe Stater
fprtibeu ct treble asiiiterenoe Goitrueiter
General 9. q. Snrris. Sor en- llse
iioen opca9ebe ban en- 9afnmel EoItlop,
iom alori9 bar uGret 9iennemfort. Den
fprbpoer nemli9 Irptnins Of Iuertisies
meuter paa roiioen df &pnuulltier %
Smilaa at anneii, treble % ijeroe a(aSz
5es Goitiaser. San paalaeoe oerpaa
ale Goitmeitre / 2anoet at uoalllfle ira
8oIten ale Iaabanne eager. Oct bleo
en- ubrre Men9oe paa upsle iaa Dase.
Slayer Tom ino til @Oitoepariementet
fra alle 9anter al 2unoet. 5orretnin9s
mGno baooe for Niillioner Of Dollars
al iaaoanne trptte Eager, Tom blep al
bsles pGrbilpie, bpis benne gamle Sop
Ituloe sjennemfcres / fin Selbsc. Bet
b:p ba BET luttet Of labe be Iorbuote Sas
GET b~efurbres giennem Soften laurent
apertisiementerne ooerltrpses. SiGe-
Der Of SpsuiuSer, Opiinbelier. Sanoeis.
m9rfsr ps lisusnce mot mertes meb X.
0ten De &jabmano, Tom ienber omfrins
til fine aunber &ataloser % Qosrtisie-
menter bar life tilireos meS berne Orb
ming, DC tit oa ubuirtet. at paa treble
alasies Eager fan trpttes paaS mIlasei
{. Gr. fDlsenoe 9inier: Music and book
publishers, Manufacturing Jewellers
oIu.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-26
Sra @aIbington.

@upernsr Caleb %. @sit / lliab bar
inbisnht fin aarlise &appurt til Snben.
rieaminiiteren. 9erritoriet bar I'LL bert
peb 100000 Suobp3s.re. % 8aroien
al ben faibare Gienbom an1aaes til ca.
SO Milipner Dollars. territories
Snnbel er | blumitrenoe 3ilitano. Gu
oerncren unbefaler, at Den Del al 9open,
Tom fprbpoer lel9noirser at Gle fdite
Gieuopmme / 3erritorierue, opbrpes,
fpriouuiot Sen nusaor Nineeieuoumme.
SeuG9slisu for at iua Gerritorjet pp
taset ium Sint bar fat isaHg at Mors
mouernes 2eoere. 9ereS 8epreIentan
ter tOs 9eli 5urbanoIin9erne i Son.
peutiouer, % Inn ben Del al 9errito
riets SeiOlfuiHs biaiscr % unberltstter
beure SspG9elie. 8ar bet life beore,
ipprecr @uoerHpren, at 6egierin9eu %
&onsresIm penter meb at sipe Utah
Selpitpre, inotil be, iom arbeiber for
Gerriturists Optoselie Tom Stat, /
SanSlinser Oiier, at Sc mener, bpab be
flyer; inbtil oeres prisparoise 2siter
faor Gio til at mubneS % piies / @jer
uiRger? Set er mere ero ia~noipnlist,
al SpDrssmaalet ON lltab ium pOlitiit
5attpr / rationale GifGrer bill blioe
tuset Senipn til unoer 5orbanblin9erne
al GuiSsuinscn ON Sptaselie Of lltob
Tom Stat, men insen al DC TO fore pOlis
tiite BARTER, oct Oe~mOfratiIfe % Oct re
p~ublitanife, tan meb Sitterbso Itole paa
biSie 5Ole uuoerItettelie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-26

8uperncr Guild / Gri5ona bar ino.
ienet i'm aarlise Snnberetnins til Sn.
benrissminiiteren. Territpriets Solfe.
mGnSoe a%riluaes til 10000, en- 5or-
sselie al $4,000 iioen 5ultetauiusen /
1880. Sen Itatbare @ieaopm bar en-
SGroi al s~26,313,500, n9iten 6 Mil.
lioner Dollars mere END / 1856. I9er=
brus, apG9apl % Srutebrifte r i blomIts
renoe 3ilitano. Gf ane SubianerItam=
r,er | 2erritoriet er NUoaios De NET
uelitadenbe, intelisente % foretasiomme.
BET er nbeatpil ben riseite Snoianer-
famine / be Gprenebe Stater. Ipodes
S%nbianerne er boone, ~tppastise ps blob
tsritise; De ipnes / bet beletaget of pare
uinobtaselise for Civilization. Gaa
i9nse ION Gpade Snoianerne tiuabes
at iprblipe inocnfor IriSonas @renIer,
faa lense oil 5reoen Der bore u~iitter,
os aIe 5remitribt betpoelis for1intes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-26

9elesut 9pole ira WOntana, iom for.
then opbOlbsr fig / @uibinston, flyer,
at fire Territorier uil n9ite ginter aipre
fraftise anitrenselier for at blipe pp.
tasue iom Stater / llnipnen. Iemlia
Montaua, 9afOta. New Meritu ps gSa.
Ellington 3erritOrier. Sau tror, at en-
~alminbelis enabling act oil blipe peb-
taset for oisie SerritOrier. Sau trpr
life. at Safota oil blipe belt | to; felt
ON en- operpaloenbs Majoritet femme,
for 9elins peb Nopemberoalset, pilot
life bet baue ben rinseite Snoilpoeli,
paa aOnsresien. l..
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24
HARDY HAPPENINGS.

From our regular Correspo ndent
Wilsc Knighten who lived three miles
south of town, died on the 18th.
Buck Wilson, son of Alex Wilson,
died March l65h, miles east of here.
The rails ore being laid on the side
trac,. which was sraded last winter
DR.. Atkisson is having his yard inclOs'
ed with a neat paling fence. Tom ).
Turner is the builder,
Farming operations are being pushed
with will. Several parties near town
have planted their corn.
Several homeseekers are taking up
government lands in the vicinity Of Har-
DIV. Some are homesteading, but the
majority are buying or making cash en-
tries,
j. R. Patterson of the Franklin distil-
lery, was in town Friday night last. tie
reports he is rebuilding the distillery,
which was burned recently at Franklin.
John Sharp, one of lizard county's
most successful farmers, brought load
OF prOuuue CO to"n lae1 "eeh nhu Quiz ~
readily at good prices.
Grqcy, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam j. Walker, died on the 18th
inst, after a protracted illness. A large
concourse of people followed the remains
to the burial ground east of town.
]. E. Beck has planted an orchard of
several hundred trees of various kinds OF
fruit on his farm near here. We would
like to have more men of Mr.. Beck's
tact and means to invest in lands in our
midst. lie has paid out $500 to hands,
having his farm cleared and fenced and
otherwise improved within the last three
or four months, and the work is still 60
ing on,
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24
A hand of men in southern Missouri

A band of men in southern Missouri
calling themselves "Bald Knobbers'
have recently been committing soma hor-
rible deprodations in that state. Two
inoffensive citizens, Wm. Eden and Chas'
Green, were killed one night last week
by these midnight marauders under no
other pretext than that of having lit
tie fun. Though, during the course
of the amusing scenes incident to the
killing of the two men, David Walker,
the captain of the band, had a sen NOR
tally wounded, Several arrests and one
confession have been made.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24

!. Mrs. w. E. Boles is still in very pre-
carious condition.
James Wood now has turning lathe
in connection with his cabinet shop.
.Hendersons still is turning ont some
, excellent 1OO-proof coin liquor just now.
Mrs. Dollie McCord of Batesville' is
visiting relatives and friends in this vlcln-
ity.
e, A Brown & Son put up POI bales
Of cotton at their gin during the season
just closed.
..Playing drafts is leisure hours pass
time resorted to by q number of our think
ing (s) citizens.
--.Jobn Bell McCaleb Esq, and Col }. l..
Abernethy attended the Baxter circuit
court last week.
Some nice dried fruit at Spurlooks;
also a good supply of West Plains flrst-
class roller-mill -four
--Eouinoxal winds have revived wood
piles, stoves, and brought overcoats INTO
use again this week,
The 1OO-proof corn whisky that Is being
made at Henderson's distillery is gaining
popularity every day,
The Sunday school was reorganized at
Maxville last Sunday, and Addie Barker
was elected superintendent.
Mrs. John Berry OF this place is suffer-
ing horrible agOnies with complication
OF dropsy and inhamitOry rheumatism.
Dave King of Strawberry township,
came in Saturday last and paid his respects
and years subscription to the Record
Thanks.
---Burglars were trying the fastenments
on DOORS and exploring unoccupied rooms
in our village last Friday night. The traps
are set now.
- DR.. Ed. Sullivan, the most accomplish
ed dentist of North Arkansas, will be here
this week prepared to do any work in his
line. Examine yOurjaw.
Joe Williams carding factory building
is fast assuming the appearance OF hand
some edifce under the skillful workman
ship of John D. Collins.
There is a handsome column of inter-
eSting items on the fourth page this week.
with Circuit Clerk Wann,s signature at
tached. Read them and go and make
good investment.
I'VE learn from DR.. F. NJ. Cox that Mrs.
w. G.. Doss of the Maxville neighborhood,
is just recovering from a severe attack OF
apoplexy from which she has been suffering
for the past ten days.
lowing to continued sickness in tn e
Record family for the past few days, we
were forced to employ help in the office,
and those who are indebted on subscription
OF otherwise will confer needed favors by
bringing in the amounts. He that hath
ears to hear, let him hear"
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24
NOTICE FOR REINSTATING ORD DER.

In the matter of the administration OF the
Estate of Wm Vaughan, deceased, by
T.Y. Huddleston, admir- d. b. II. OF salC
estate Petition in probate court OF
Sharp county
TY, Huddleston, administrator de bOnls
non of the estate of VIM. Vaughan, de-
ceased hereby gives notice that he, as sucn
administrator will file in the probate court
of said county, thirty days before the next
NAV term of said court, a petition for an
order and Judgment of said court at the
next May term thereof to reinstate upon
the records of said court his admialsira,'
ton of said estate and his bond as such
administrator, the same having beer, de-
stroyed IN the burning Of the records OF
said court T. Y. HUDDLESION,
as admir- d.. b, Il. of said estate
This March II 1887.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24

Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the announcement Of Hon. James W.
Butler as candidate for judge OF the
third judicial circuit, at the special
election to be held May 2I. Judge
Rntlar is an old citizen of Arkansas, and
having been engaged actively in the
practice of the law in this circuit for the
past thirty five years, needs no introduc'
ton to the old residents; but to such
newcomers as do not know him person.
ally or by reputation, we will say that
during his many years OF labor at the
bar, and for short l'iriod upon ths
bench, he has performed his every duty
honestly, faithfully una satisfied 0.e'J
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24
PETITION.

In the Probate Court of Sharp Counttg-M
The matter Of the estate of John Paden, de-
ceased.
Petition TO reinstate administration OF
the estate of John Paden, decease.
CIV. Shaver, w. c. Shaver and j. n.
Shaver, as executors and heirs Of j. W,
Shaver, and successors of }. W. Shaver a.
Co., hereby give notice that they will flle
in said court petition, thirty days before
the next May term of said court, to rein
state the administration of II, }. Hum,
nhries, deceased, late administrator OF sad
estate, upon the records of sad court; and
also notice is hereby given to the admins
traitor of the estate of II. }. Humphrles;
deceased, to VIM. LevertOn and heirs and
legatees of G.. w. Turner, deceased, ana
heirs and leeatees of Christopher Holt
deceased, that they will also make appll-
cation at the same time. in said court, TO
remstate the bond of the said H. ). Hum
nhries as said administrator, the said Wm.
Leverton, G, w. Turner and Chris Holt
heing snreties on the bond of said admin
istrafOr of the estate of said John Paden'
deceased the said bond having been de-
Stroved in the burning of :he records OF
said court. y. W. 6IiA iApP Pn'
Mar II 1887. J, n. SHAVER.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24

Col. E. A. Brown. who lives four
miles west of Evening Shade, and who is
one of the most extensive farmers ard
stockraisers in North Arkansas, called
upon the Record last Friday. In the
course of few moments conversation be
stated that he had just lost fine Dur
ham heifer which cost him 500 last
spring, but said he had about 40 Others
that were half and three, quarter Breeds
also a short.horned, red full b God male
Durham, registered stock, which is as
pretty as d picture More of our leading
farmers should follow the good example e
set by Mr.. Brown,
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24

A bill has passed the house which re-
ouires crop to be planted before it cali
be mortgaged If this bill becomes law
it will be one long stride towards forcing
improyident farmers to be more econom-
ical; will force them to depend more on
their farm and own exertions and some
less on the merchant, for the necessaries
of life. And when the habit is thus
partially formed the great battle of self
reliance will be more than half fought.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24

Now is the time to plant corn in the
moon, and in the field too.
No school in Prof. Hernn's room
Tuesday, the professor being unwell'
VIM. Foreman, the popular hotel
man of Hardy, was in town yesterday.
i desire to exchange lumber for q
pair of good work mules or horses; mules
plefered, j. W. GRADDY'
M. G. Bristow has several thousand
feet of choice lumber which he will trade
for forty or fifty head Of three-year' old
steers. Apply at the saw.mill, on the
Evening Shade and Batesville road.
Hamilton & Co. will exchange flour
for corn delivered at their MILL and will
allow 55cts per bushel for corn; or will
pay that amount in cash for it. Good
flour always on hand at $2 to So per 100
pounds.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24
ASH FLAT ATOMS.
From our regular Correspondent.

From our regular Correspondent
ED. Craig preached for us Saturday
night, Sunday and Sunday night
Rev. S0uthworth dOnned broad smile
Of unusual breadth this week upon the
arrival of new boy boarder at his resi-.
dence.
DR.. i. R. Garner and Miss Frances
Moore hoayded the ship of cOnnubial bliss
yesterday, Sunday Squire Richie giving
the handsome pair through ticket.
The farmers of this neighborhood are
planting corn, thereby taking advantage
of the usual drouths of July and August.
The sooner fowl cAtcheth the creepers,
you know.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24
THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY

THIS GOOD OLD SlANDo'
accompisbes for everybody exactly what Is sclaimeo
forit One of the reasons for the great
the Mustang Liniment is found in its uniVersni
applicability. Everybody needs such meaiclne'
The Lumberman needs it In case OF acciuen''
The Housewife needs 1t for generalfamlly use.
The Capnyer needs 1t for his teams and his men.
Tho IIechapic needs 1t always on MS VOTE
bench.
The Miner needs It in case of emergency.
The Pioneer needs it-can't get along without H.
MI. I'm rmer needs it in his house, his stable
and his stock yard
The Steamboat man or the boat"an neU'
It in liberal supply afoatand ashore.
The Uorse-fancier needs It'll fs MS Des'
friend and safest reliance. IT,
The stock I-grower needs it-it VIII save niil'
thousands of dollars and world OF trouble.
The RnilrOa d man needs 1t and will need IL 50
long as his life is round of accidents and dangers
The Backwoodsman needsit. There is noun
ing like It as an antdote for the dangers 10 me-
Iinb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs it about his store among
his employees Accidents will happen, and when
these come the Mustang Llniment IS wanted at once
Keen n Bottle in the House. Ills the oesV oi
economy.
Eeep a Bottle in the Factory. ltsimmediat
case of accident saves pain and loss OF wages
Keep n Bottle AIwaysih the stable ioi
upe when wanted
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATlON,-25T.
Laod Office at Little Rock, Ark.
Mornb 1897

Notice is hereby given that the following-n named
settler has fled notice of her intention TO l1aht Ht
said said Sroof viii 5g made before the county judge
of ShElpY county at Evening Shade, AK, on
Apriil5, 1887, viz: Mrs j W Endsley; abandoned
wife I James II Endsley, homestead entry NO.
L, ,O3(A. F.) for the west half of southeast quar-
Ter Of section % township Is north, range west
She n mes the following witnesses to prove hef
CONTIGUOUS residence upon and cultivation OF
said land viz: j Heath, D Foreman, w. u
Holt md f. Rogers Of Kings Mill, Ark.
Il. Y. YEAKLE,
MAJ lost Register.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION $3.50.
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK,
February II, 1881 \

Notl,e is hereby given that the following
named Settler has filed notice of his intention to
make NAL proof in support of his claim, and tnat
said D. Dof will be made before the county judge
N Macil5l, T iS87, viz; VIM, 6. Brandon, home
stead yatry No, l3ll2, for the east half Of the the
sou1h est quarter, the northwest quarter of the
south( lst quarter and the southwest quarter OF OF
the no otheast quarter of section II, toWnShip ~
north Eapge west. He names the following
wftn& sSs y prove his continuous residence upon
and cs'TatiOn of said land viz: S. }, Walker
and m. A. Brandon of Hardy, and w. W.
Hill ID Julius Sullins Of Highland, Ark;
r. Y. YEAKLE,
Feb Of Register.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24

Jay Gould has bought the Ft. Smith
& Little Rock railroad and seems to have
a general hankering after Arkansas rail-
way stock. If Mr., Gould would visit
this section just at this time he might
strike bonanza in the way Of Pacific "
Great Eastern shares.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24

Congressman Dunn and wife will
pass the summer in California. The
Colonel is in bad health, besides his Sec
ton is now covered with water and 1t
would be rather disagreeable, i f not toe
risky, to nunt bear and wild cats in a
Iuoout
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24

The special election at which a judge
of the Sd judicial district and prosecu
ting at torney for the 14th will be chosen
will be held on the I'd day of May next
The columns of the RECORD yawn for
announcements.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24

A bill to establish another district, a
separate court at Beebe, White county,
which has passed the senate, is agitating
the people in the neighborhood of Searcy.
Sharp County record., 1887-03-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A gentleman who persuades himself that
two people can live as cheaply as one, can
always find a loving, trusting heart among
the opposite sex willing to try the expert
ment with him. Since our last report the
clerk has issued the necessary documents
to the following couples: